Didgeridoo (Yidaki), traditional blowpipe of the Aborigines (indigenous population), approx. 120 cm long, eucalyptus wood. It is mainly used as a rhythm instrument for chants in ceremonies.
The painting (dot painting) with turtles is interesting. The motif appears in ancient rock paintings and rock carvings that are up to 50,000 years old. Aboriginal art is one of the oldest continuous art traditions in the world.
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| Category: Musical instruments
| Material: Holz
| Country of origin:
Western Australia, Australia
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Similar pieces
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A visually similar exhibit of the collection is#6594 - Sculptures |
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The object of the collection with nearest place of origin in Western Australia, Australia is #6851 - Musical instruments . |
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